> German law, Could be. > the same as other continental law systems, doesn't know anything about precedents, That's a rather strong and wide ranging claim th

> German law, Could be. > the same as other continental law systems, doesn't know anything about precedents, That's a rather strong and wide ranging claim that seems eadily refuted. The doctrine of precedent exists in Norwegian law, see https://www.scandinavianlaw.se/pdf/39-14.pdf https://www.scandinavianlaw.se/pdf/39-14.pdf Or were you being ultra-traditional and treating Scandinavia as separate from Europe?